Pere, this is exactly why I put up my tune search site. The text searching on thesession is too literal. It is looking for text "word" matches, and doesn't allow for any variation. My search site does some fuzzy matching, and it correctly identifies both tunes. It works best if you put in 4-8 bars (from anywhere in the tune).
I just gave it a bookmark.
Pete, my friend really got a kick out of your tee shirts.
Maybe I'll buy her one.
She also wants to learn janesjigs from the Maggie's Favourite mp3. I'll give it another listen today & try to suss it out.
Cheers
Thanks Rev. I can't wait to try your search engine. I've never had much luck with the search feature here, but I sometimes run the same search on google for tunes on this site.
Here's one that I often use. Not as many listings as the session, but it works. I imagine most people here are already familiar with it. http://tunedb.woodenflute.com/
You've ruined me Pete! My friend keeps asking, "can't you just take the recording & push some magic button & have the sheet music shoot out?" To which I always say,
"There is no magic button - no shortcuts. You listen to the tune & suss it out!""Magic BUTTON?!"
She'll get a good round laugh on this one .
Thank you, you are generous.
One by Will, eh?
We'll be playing them. Thanks Will
Glad you folks like the search engine! Don't forget to read the instructions, because it does some more advanced things that might not be intuitive, like transposition searches, etc.
Identify two jigs
Identify two jigs
It's amazing how I try to find tunes using the searcher on this site over and over again with no success...
dc|B2G A2G|B2D Ddc|BAG AGE|GED Ddc|
B3 BAG|BdB BAG|AGA BAB|GED D2B||
deg aga|bge edB|deg aga|bge ega|
bag age|ged ege|dBG AGE|GED Ddc||
F2E EDE|F2D DAG|F2E EFA|d2e fdA|
F2E EDE|F2D DAG|F2E EFA...
ABd e2f|d2c B2A|ABd e2f|dBA B3|
ABd ede|fdB BAF|AFE E...
Thanks.
# Posted on December 22nd 2008 by Pere
Re: Identify two jigs
The first jig is the last and second parts of the Battering Ram, I'm not sure about the second one.
# Posted on December 22nd 2008 by jakep
Re: Identify two jigs
Second one is the Lonesome/Maguire's, etc:
http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/515
# Posted on December 22nd 2008 by dr_funkenstein
Re: Identify two jigs
Julia Clifford plays that second one. She calls it...uh, Jig Gan Ainm : (
--DtM
# Posted on December 22nd 2008 by Dan the Man
Re: Identify two jigs
Thanks, they're great tunes.
# Posted on December 22nd 2008 by Pere
Re: Identify two jigs
Pere, this is exactly why I put up my tune search site. The text searching on thesession is too literal. It is looking for text "word" matches, and doesn't allow for any variation. My search site does some fuzzy matching, and it correctly identifies both tunes. It works best if you put in 4-8 bars (from anywhere in the tune).
http://abctunesearch.com
Hope it helps you in the future...
# Posted on December 22nd 2008 by Reverend
Re: Identify two jigs
Ah thanks a lot Rev. I was sure I had read about a tune searcher made by a thesession member but I didn't know the address. I'll always use it now.
# Posted on December 22nd 2008 by Pere
Re: Identify two jigs
If you forget the address (but can remember who made it), it's linked in my profile page too... Hope it's of some help!
# Posted on December 22nd 2008 by Reverend
Re: Identify two jigs
I just gave it a bookmark.
Pete, my friend really got a kick out of your tee shirts.
Maybe I'll buy her one.
She also wants to learn janesjigs from the Maggie's Favourite mp3. I'll give it another listen today & try to suss it out.
Cheers
# Posted on December 22nd 2008 by Ben Steen
Re: Identify two jigs
Thanks Rev. I can't wait to try your search engine. I've never had much luck with the search feature here, but I sometimes run the same search on google for tunes on this site.
Here's one that I often use. Not as many listings as the session, but it works. I imagine most people here are already familiar with it.
http://tunedb.woodenflute.com/
# Posted on December 22nd 2008 by StephenR
Re: Identify two jigs
Hey Random_notes, glad the shirts are going across well
The Jane's Jig's set is fun. The tunes are
Boys of Lough Gowna http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/3377
Letting the Ranch go Fallow (by Will CPT) http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/7159 and
Spórt http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/870
# Posted on December 22nd 2008 by Reverend
Re: Identify two jigs
You've ruined me Pete! My friend keeps asking, "can't you just take the recording & push some magic button & have the sheet music shoot out?" To which I always say,
"There is no magic button - no shortcuts. You listen to the tune & suss it out!""Magic BUTTON?!"
She'll get a good round laugh on this one .
Thank you, you are generous.
One by Will, eh?
We'll be playing them. Thanks Will
# Posted on December 23rd 2008 by Ben Steen
Re: Identify two jigs
Hey Rev... just tried out your abc searcher on about 6 tunes i've been looking for. Found all of them. Great stuff!
# Posted on December 23rd 2008 by davydd
Re: Identify two jigs
It's a perfect searcher!
# Posted on December 23rd 2008 by Pere
Re: Identify two jigs
Random_notes, you gave me an idea for another shirt: http://www.cafepress.com/ITMGoodies/6325259
Glad you folks like the search engine! Don't forget to read the instructions, because it does some more advanced things that might not be intuitive, like transposition searches, etc.
# Posted on December 23rd 2008 by Reverend